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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17
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meraty ME chcq pfacic.
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sible until they have settled their
bill and ordered thoir paper dis
continued.
4. - If subscribers move to
other places without informing the
publisher, and the papers are sent
to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
D. The courts have dece;-
det that refusing to take periodi-
calls from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is
pr IN a fa Q evidence of inten-
tional fraud.
6. Any person who recei-
yes a newspaper and takes Of it,
whether he has ordered it OF not,
is held in law subscriber.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17

ODallc> SkOrO ,leunakZe ut"O'
rzy sic grupa W Winome
,jeszcze kilka innych / u.
stanowlona zostanie wspolna
Lwiazk owa komisya do ufoze-
MIA wlasciwej konstytucyi:
bedzie sobie miaf Prezydent
gfowny "a obowiqzel1, czuwac
mad tem,aby do niej ME dosta}o
sic mic, co by traclfo nieto :
)enancya religYna.
Zresztq dalszy rozwoj Zwiqz-
ku p6jdzie zwykf4 droga Or
gauizowania sic 2jednoczonych
towarzystw w Stanach Zie-
dnoczonych, - drogq natu-
ralna. W pierwszym roku no :
we grlpy chetnie uznaja Rad,
wyznaczony przez gruPe naJ-
starsza, a w nastepnych la :
tach kazda bedzle zabierafa
glos przy wybieraniu newego
zarzadu.
ADRES Generalnego Sc
kretarza Z w i AK u K a.
w a | e row Po]sN h W
A M e 7 y e: F r. j. NJ u J.
k a, L S a | e, Ill.
Zarzqd HARMONlI chicago
skiej ma juz pewne dane,
ze ublizajaca temu Towarzy-
stwu korespondencya do d y
n ie W G z 8 w kl napisa1
j ozef r G W c 7 5 k i. Oh to
jako czlonek II q + m q n
zTobil propozycya, azeby "a.
kupi6 akcyq poznahskiego
Banku Ratunkowego q ze
potem cz1onkom zdawalo sic
inaczej, to przecie3 ME godzl-
10 sic bratu ich i czlonkowi
Zwiqzku STAG sic zdrajca sye :
go Towarzystwa Zwiqzku.
Dobrze, " Szauowny Prez.v-
dent ZwiqzISu Mar. Pol. ma
takie glupstwa ME odpowiada,
DO ublizy]by sobie i Zwiaz.
kowi, dla ktorego zawsze
szczerze i wiernie pracowaf ]
nadal pracowac bedzie.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa,
- list.-Pan Karol Dominik
Nowak przeniosl sic Pitt
sburga do nasze] osady i OF :
worzy} tn grocerniq, w kt6-
rel sprzeda]e tak2e ksiq2ki,
obrazy rome tax zwanc arty-
Nuly re]igijne. Wystawia talk :
re karty oIretowe oraz wy :
sela p:eni4dze do starego kra
ju. CPan X. d. NowalS jest
zarazem agentem Wiausa W
Mount Pleusant.-Przypis Re
dakcyi).
MILWAUk Czarownic
jest tutai, zdaniem znane-
90 czarodzleja ris "a, bar
dzo wiele, a mianowicle; Bart
kowslSa, Baranowska, kozacz-
ka, Fiszerl<a i SluplSowska
Niedawno jakis Andrzej L H.
d o W S k i chcial przy]qczy(
do tego 10 eczn g
oechu tak3e najporzadniejsz;
W swiecie niewiaste, Wikto
rya X o s i a d o W k a, i "a
czql ia bic, nazywajqc
czarownlcq. Lecz ma s4dz'e
wyperswadowali mu, jake
jest W bledzie, i Sazali zanla
cit grzywny W kwocie $50
NEBRASKA.-W Chojni
each zalo2yf p. Stanlslaw Ba
dura pierwszy W tej osadz't
handel polski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17

miasta St. Paul, gdzie So O.
sadly polskie, p}aci obecnie
korn -ku41urydza] "a c., psze-
MICA SIS c., OWES is c., kar-
tofIe 35 c.
MOVIE TOWARZYSTWO
pulskie bratniej pomocy zafo-
Zone Zosta1o w dniu 6 listo-
pada " Chicago, pod nazwq
A 6 a tona a Gi e a. Be-
die ono grupq Zw:qzku Ma
rodowego Pol. Zadaniem To-
warzystwa niesienie oswlaty
p omiedzy cz}onk6w przez po.
pularne odczyty z dziej6w
ojczystych lub tel z dziedzlny
przemys}u i nauk wogole.
Przysz}e posiedzenie odbedzie
sic W niedzlele, 80 listopada
b. r., o godzin!e 4 po polud
tiu, w hall p. Tomasza Ma
lepinskiego, 543 Noble ul.,
naroanik Chapin ul.
WIEL. KS. CHOWANlEC
W ponledziatek, 81 listopada,
opuszcza parafq polska W
Swan River. ably sic udac do
Baltimore, NJ. D. Podobno zal
mu opuscic Swan River, bo
lud sic bardzo do niego przy
wiqzaf, ale s5oro VIOLA Pana
Bogs jest TAXA VIOLA Hardy
nala G i b B On S a, to lsc
mus.
kARTY OKRETTOWE ku-
pujac, ME zwa7ajcie IA to, ze
jedna linia zdaje sic wan Bye
tanszq Cd drugl, ale racze,j pa
TO, czy karta pochodzi cd
kompanii 2eglugi parowej
przewozacej w j9knajlrotszym
czasie przeZ Ocean. Je2eli II.
p. przeslesz komu do Europy
tania karte okretowa. kupio-
ma Cd Kompani{ Szczecinskie,j,
to ten 4 tygcdnie mole cze-
kac W Szczecinie, bo ztamtad
tylko raz ma miesiac odplywa-
ia okrety do Ameryki. Na)le-
plej kuplc karte okretowa ma
Prostq Linia Hamburgskq o
lltore) Wla'71s podaje ogfosze-
ME, DO ia wyse1a okrety 2
Hamburger do New YorEu
diva razy W tydzieh, a iezeli
kto zap6zni na okret, ktorym
Mat jechaG, najdfuze,j 3 dni
czekac potrzebuje ma drugi.
BAY CITY, IA listopada.
= Ma niedawncm posledze-
niu Tow. sw. Jozeta, jalS nasz
dobroduszny opiekrn zaczq}
nam radziG, abysmy wszyscy
DO chicagoskiego H. e d IL o.
c Z e IL q X a o c k e.
< o przystqpiIi, jeden 2 obec-
nych czlonkow powiedzia], lie
H.; G d IL ocZ e II e teraz juz
diva razy powstalo i diva ra-
" upadlo, a teraz powstaje
juz po raz trzcCi, wszelako
Mkt NE vie, gdzle sic podzla
~ pleniqdze, wp}acone przez
czlonkow. = Opiekunowi by
ly to "a CRUDE zarty, vice
zakazal owemu czionkowi
movie, a gdy ten, ME zwaza-
jac, mowif dalej prawde, o.
dezwa} sic op:ekun: = Mllcz,
DO 2 pewnosciq tam mic ME
lales, a iezeli ci sic Zjedno-
cZenie katOlic(lie ME DOdoba,
to mozesz wystapit z iowa
rzystwa; my tn madralow
ME potrzebujemy!
Vice wldzicie, Majsterku,
iaka to opieka. A teraz trze-
ba tego czlowieka przedsta.
vic, kto on jest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17
i5AMBER MiIsus.

ma wojclcchovskicm przcdstawie-
nlu c Ii op Q w Ar-tokratow W
Chicago, donosi Niarusooci. ze
role kas odcgrnno tax nicfor-
tnnnie, 3 zastanowiaf sic, jak tez
p Is. iak" rezys.r mogt ja powie-
rye take recc 90. Barzyn-
soy Ra zIejewski truchleli ze
wstydo. Aimo to znuni faryzowsze
S!isz Mamma ME mogli SIG ma
chM alic tcj pie lsncj k o m e.
d VI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17
20 lisfopad W Chi

SSSO. VI III l l. u " l.
s k a obchodzic bedzie te VI
rotzystosc narodowq w Hall
ma Centre Ave. przy u]icy
lStei. Poczatek o godzinie 8.
kazdy dotry wiarus mile be-
DIE ma obchodzie widzia-
nym.
ST. PAUL, Nina. = Po-
SADIE organisty przy tutejszym
po]skim kosciclc objal pan
j II iusz lac q e k, da-
wnle]szy orgarlsta Z Beaver
dam, Wis. = Pan Was dostaf
sic na urzad miejski.
O. SkLORZYk W Alpenic
michiganskiej, mimo nauczki,
jakq mu dali bracia cd Il e.
d n o c q e Il a X q O i c.
k i e go W Chicago, co nie-
dziela poucza wlernych, ze
ka2dy, co Go tego " e d II O.
re IL a ME nalezy jest ma
sonem = patryota C). Po-
wiada, IL prosif B;skupa, ably
ma dat niemiecke para6a, bo
z Polakaml ME chce mice
mic DO czynienia. Prywatnie O.
powiada, jak nam donosi pc
wien wiarus, 2e 20 ara fl a
W A p enie nic d b a,
b o q st II a 5 0 t y
s e cy b o ga t y. Ma orga-
njste przyjqf Niemca, wcale
ME umie)qcego po polsku.
Sku,kiem tego zanosi sic W
Alpenie ma d 0 $ k ina | q
b u n q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17
MINNEAPOLIS, M,nn.

Pan Leou lleiIpern pracuje Cd 1
IlstopuJa W Biurzo kolci Omaha
i st. Paul, mlcszka icdnakze i ma
duI pod Mr.. 30 \. II ulicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17

Pochodzi 2 Powidza, gdzle
to rakami hand]ujq. przy-
bywszy do Aneryki, do osluzyl
sic rangi j d N oro a, co
tylko podziekowat 1noze ksie-
dzu Augnstynowi SSlorzykowi.
DO ten ksp}an wynios] go do
tel wysokie) rangi. Teraz je-
dnakze on zgoda 2 plebania
zadnej waanej uchwafy ME
przepusci bez iej przyzwole-
MIA.
(Zanim dzielny jcdnoro}
przeprowadzi inne swo.;e wiel-
kie p!any, jak n. p. Zfama-
ME Towarzystwa Grosza Pol
s15;ego, wyrugowanie z Bay
City gazet t.wymajqcych ze
Zwia2kiem Mar. Pol, znisz
czenia Tow. Narodowego t.
d., .Jeszcze l Wlarus z MIN
czesciej sic rozprawi;: po raz
drugi prawdopodobnie juz w
pr2yszfym numerze Maj
ster.
0 KS. MICHNOWSKIM,
nastepcy znanego ks. Barsz-
cza na probostwie polskiem
W Jersey City, pisze nam pc
wien kaplan re Wschodu. kto-
ry ME dawno Z MIN sic Wi
dial. Zal mi mocno i wsty-
dzit sic music, ze ks. Mich
nowski TAXI pleczeniarz dla
dostanla prob1stwa, rzucll sic
pod nogi p. Jerzmanowskie
mu. Me III; a mic prZeciw p.
JerZnanowsiiemu = szanule
90 ale to. p o d N e
godnosci kapianskiej takie
piaszczenie sic dla chleba to
w is cej j a k p O. d | g i
n k z e N n e. Ubolewam
mad Zaclymi Katlanam' Zwiqz-
kowymi, lie sic TAX mocno "a
wiedli W zaufaniu pofolonem
W ks. Michnowskim, ktory
JUL lyle razy da} dowody swej
u -. '.''"..
Ale dpi tego DDS -. -.
W Jersey City mezadlugo be
da policzone. = kto wcEodzl
do owczarni oknem, ME
drzwiami. ten jest willziem, a
taxi d1ugo W owczarni Chry-
stusowej ME stol.
JaE sfyszafem,. ,.]eszcze ]edne,
bardzo brudnq kortsponden-
cya umiesci KS, Michuowski,
ktorei tresc mi juz wiadoma,
a ia dopiero ca1emu Iwiazko-
wi otworzy oczy: Z kim mleli
do czynlenla.
(ks. Michuowski dla teyo
teraz uwielbim Jcrzmanowskic-
so, ponlewaz krsciof w Jer-
sey City jest Zbudowany "a
plenladze tego p"na j on jest
wfasclwym Jego patronem.
Przyp. 4]lgjsfru).
Po a IN e + y k a II s k u!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17

W NEBRASCE, W okolicy
niasta St. Paul, gdzie So O.
sadly polskie, p}aci obecnie
korn kukurydza "a c., psze
MICA 55 c., OWES is c., kar-
tctle 35 c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17
Il TEXAS. = Pan f. Teodor

Il TEXAS. = Pan f. Teodor
kochanowicz sFrzedat swoja farme
w Bryan, 800 akr6w, "a 1000 dol
arow i zafozyf W Bremond salon,
gdzie wiedzie mu sic dotad bardzo
dobrzs. Pis1e, il, lie sic przeko-
mai, Bremond Jest lepszem miej-
seem dla PolaEow, niS jukiekol-
wiek innc w Texas. Bracia lego w
Fremont, iitorvch handel nicdaw-
no sic spalif, ME poniosli wiclkiej
straty, gdyz wieIo toSarow zdoIali
wyra1omac, to co zni> zczyt ogieh,
wynagroGzlto i'm Towarzystwo
zubezpleczenia. - w dniu 20 POI
dziernnka zostaf zabity W gi n i Q
syn oh. NJ. HaK Koskiego Brcmond.
Rodzicc powlnni zubran'aG swoim
dzieciom wszelklch leAIomyslnosci
przy ginowaniu bawetny Iub tez przy
innych maszynach pedzonych para.
Syn Hakoskicgo zostut prawie
ma miazge zgnicciony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17

Po A IN e + y k a II s k u!
Towarzystwo Dramatyczne
Fredry W New Yorku odegra
W poniedzialck, 81 listopada,
@nanq czytelnikom Wurusu
sztuczke teatra]na p. }. $ u s.
k i n d a ?. A m cry k a IL
S !, u. Jest to obrazek humo-
rystyczny z zycia Polakow w
Ameryce W 8 ods&onach.
Przedstawlenie odbqdzie sic w
Ge1nan1o assembly Roon4s,
l9l-l93 Bowery, pomiedzy
ullcami Houston a lsza. Wstep
35 c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17
STURGEON LAKE Nov

polska osada). = Putryarszc mas
zej kolonii p. Maciejowi Duna.jskie-
mu zgine}o kilka sztuk bydfa bez
dzwonkow, z%htakawszy sic W le-
sic. Zreszta nam sic tutaj dobrze
powodzi. Com micli roll, to sic
wszystko dobrze obrodzifo, osobli-
vic kartot'.e, k.6re sa tu dose dro--
gle. Placa nam 60 ct. "a buszel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17

Ma REDAKTORA Kopt-
Wa zamawia KS. Jan Ra-
dziewski 2 Chicago, skoro p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-17


tejjszel polskiej parafli tymcza-
sem dzlerzy opielSe duchowna
Ksladz nlem!ecki, lecz polski
wnet przybedzie.
PAM MODRZEJEWSK A
data w Chicago W dn.u IL
b. m. ostatnie przedstawienie,
wystepujac W roll Julii W
sztuce Sheakspearowskiej Ko-
m 60 j j III "a. Chociaz rolo
by::a dla niej niestosowna,
wywiazala sic niej znakomi-
Gle. Ludu bylo pe1no.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-09-21
GENERAL.

EGYPr's cotton crop is reported as OF the
best, the August heat having killed the
worms.
FIFTEEN thousand nailmakers in stafford
shire, England, have struck for higher
wages.
LABoUcHKRg, Brunner and Leak, English;
members Of Parliament, have been electec'
members OF the Irish National League
a SOLDIER IN the Pontlhcal corps ia Rome
has been attacked with cholera and muo,
anxiety is felt at the Vatican.
TEN Of the crew Of the British bark
Balakiaya were lost July ~ on voyage
from London 70 San Francisco.
CHoLERA is said TO be decreasing ln oil the
infected localities throughout Italy.
ABfssfSIA is said 10 have broken her
treahes with England and Italy without
reason.
FIVE thousand acres Of forests in Mace
donia have been destroyed By fire.
IT IS reported IA ottawa Ont, that un-
less Manitoba backs down regarding the
Red River railroad tho Federal Government
viii refuse to pay the next naif years sub
sidy.
THE British Consul 10 Samoa has been
Instructed "a preserve strict neutrality,
the Government soeing assursd that tho
treaty powers wo9ld MOI be effected oy
germanys actions there.
PRiycg BIsNtncs has hean somewhat
weakened by tAe salHe p ksslngen pgt
feea goaa esssits
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-09-21
THE SOUTH.

BALTiMoREs celebration of the anniver-
sary of the battle of North Point in the
war of 1872 was marred by rain all day on
the 18th A parade was held and the three
survivors banqueted.
THE Texas Returning Board has can
vassed the vote of the State on the sew
eral constitutional amendments voted upon
August g. The total vote Of the State in
favor of the Prohibition amendment was
100, 273, against, 22l,627; majority against,
a2 354. The other amendments were de-
feated by miiorities ranging from 10000 to
nearly 10000, that extending the legisla-
tive session being defeated by the largest
majority.
THE stage running between Lockhart and
Luling, Tex, was robbed recently by
masked men, the passengers and driver
being forced to give up their valuables.
The mails were not touched.
GovERSoR GoRpoN, OF Georgia. has signed
the bill which imposes tax Of $1,000 o
year on all wine rooms
TwENTY-THREE persons convicted Of
crimes in the Indian Territory, have been
sent to the Little Rock (Ark.) penitentiary
by the United States District Court at Fort
Smith.
Ex-Governor. LUKE F. BLACKBURN, who
had been lying at the point of death al
Frankfort, KY. for weeks past, died at
2;35 p. N. on the 18th His last ineligible
words were spoken several days before
| and were: s'Oh, the beauty of religion. y
Ex-Governor Blackburn was born June l6,
| 1916 in Woodford County, KY.
FIFTY acres of land have been guaran-
teed within the limits Of Bonham, Tex, for
the proposed State Orphan Asylum.
TIE officers OF the steamer j. NJ. White,
which was burned in the Bayou Sara, La,
last year with great loss of life, have been
acquitted Of criminal negligence.
CAPTAIN JAMES BARRON HOPE, editor Of
tho Norfolk (Va.) Landmark, and one Of the
most distinguished poets and journalists in
the South, died suddenly Of heart disease
on the 18th.
SHOOTING affray occurred at Lewis.
Vile, Ark, the other night between DR.. j.
f. Chisholm and S. b. Atkins, in which
John Atkins an innocent party, was shot
and seriously wounded
DoMrNIoK MEssiNA, his wife and four
children, were burned to death by fire in
grocery store at New Orleans on the 10th.
GEORGE OLIVER, mayor Of Sheltman, Ga,
committed suicide recently in the telegraph
office. Oliver was well known throughout
Georgia, and no reason was assigned for
his act.
A SPANISH ironcad is anchored in the
harbor at Key West, Fla, and another is
cruising outside watching for iilibusters.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-09-21

THE National Association of Journeymen
Brewers met in Detroit, Mich, recently for
the purpose mainly of preparing schedule
of hours and wages for workmen.
The Polish National Alliance began its
annual meeting in st. Paul, Mimi, on the
18th
AT meeting of the directors Of the Ne
vada Bank at San Francisco, James G.
Flood, who has been in i'll health for some
time, resigned the presidency, and ex-
United States Senator Jones c. Fair, after
being elected director, was elected pl ISL
dent.
The roof OF the synagogue on Judge
street, Chicago, collapsed recently Two
men were fatally injured and two seriously.
FouR tracklayers were killed and sixty
one injured near Lake Ivanhoe, Col, on the
18th, by the cars, loaded with iron, turning
over ON the men, The accident occurred on
the Aspen extension Of the Midland rail
road.
STRONG effort is being made az Tolono
H., TO enforce the State Compulsory Edu-
cational law, boys found in the streets
during school hours being promptly ar
rested without warrants and locked up in
the calaboose unless they can satisfactorily
explain their absence from school
YANKToS Dak.) Sioux were threatening
trouble on the 18th TO the surveyors and
others apportioning lands IN scveralty
The malconeents numbered about thirty
and belonged TO the non-progressive ele-
ment.
AN unknown street peddler, walking on
crutches, went to the middle Of the st.
Louis bridge the other day and jumped on.
He was drowned.
A RAvENHA o., special OF the l4th says;
eMorgan, Coughlin and Robinson, the al
legged fur robbers, were arraigned to-day
for tho murder Of Detective Huhigan, Of
Cleveland. The trio plead not guilty, and
we're remanded for trial. Morgan will be
tried first The date has been fixed for
October l0s
SoME time in June last, man represent
ing himself as Henry Puris, wholesale
grocer OF Chicago, began taking baths at
the Rammelsburg (Ark) hot springs,
where he became acquainted witha colored
girl The othsr night the pair were mar
ried in Little Rock by Rev w r. Carson,
OF the A. NJ. f. Church Pnris made his
wife webbing present Of $4,000 cash, and
his check f9l u, 900 Katie had been married
and divore9d from negro husband.
A sHohs1cg Of s5,455 hes been found in
the ACCOUNTS og x-County Clerk McClaren,
Of ri County, I'LL
d Lake Crystal Mlnn.. tho other
srnyed eight stores and oiipeel
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-09-21
rue LATEsr.

FIFTY-EIGHT coiored men. OF var Gus
ages were arraigned at the Jeffesso. Mar
ket court In New York, on the 18th, for
gambling. They were all arrested at the
Criterion and Caterers Club-rooms. Jus
tice German discharged them, saying that
they had as much right TO gamble in their
own club-rooms as the members of the
Union League or Manhattan Clubs had in
their rooms.
The conductors and drivers in the en-
ploy of the West Division Railway Com
pany, Chicago, at an all-night meeting,
decided unanimously that unless their
demands were granted by Wednesday
evening a strike would begin Thursday,
the 22d.
THE President and party, consisting OF
himself and Mrs. Cleveland, Secretary
Bayard Col. and Mrs. Lamont, arrived in
Washington from Philadelphia ON the
morning of the 18th. They regarded the
celebration as "a complete success and q
great demonstration, and have nothing
but praise for their reception while in the
Quaker City.
MONROE JOHNSON, the murderer OF Mrs.
Jack Foster at Leesies, forty miles from
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. f"Ss' '''''-'- 90 I'D
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-09-21
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News
wAsHINGroN NOTES

THE value Of breadstuffs exported from
the United States during August past was
sIs3S2, ~, against si5 116,SS1 in August,
1885,
The Navy Department Is informed that
Rear Admiral Green on August "A at Leg
horn, Italy, in obedience to orders from
Secretary Whitney, relieved Rear Admiral
Franklin Of the command Of. the European
squadron. The squadron was on its way to
Gibraltar
THE annual report Of General Black,
Commissioner OF Pensions, for the fiscal
year ended June 30 shows that the total
number OF persons In Kansas now drawing
pensions is 17,4S1 at a quarterly disburse-
ment Of s5l9s63G0, while Missouri has
16, 1S9 pensioners at o quarterly disburse-
ment Of S453, 272. 49,
THE offerings of ~ per cent. bonds to
the treasury on the 14th aggregated IS, no.
900, at prices ranging from 107.yS to L10.
Acting Secretary Thompson accepted
"a, 10000 OF the bonds at prices ranging
from 107 9S to l08.74.
SOME dissatisfaction is expressed at the
Navy Department over the slow progress
of the steamship Thetis toward Alaska.
The vessel sailed several months ago from
Portsmouth, Va When last heard from
the Thetis was at Callao, Peru. and it was
extremely doubtful If she could reach
Alaska before the winter closes in.
THE Washington Post, on the authority
of Representative Bayne, Of Pennsylvania,
publishes statement that Henry George
and DR.. McGlynn propose to establish q
daily newspaper in each of the large cities
OF the country to advocate the interests OF
workingmen.
GENERAL JOSEPH Z. JOHNSTON, Commits
sioner of Railroads, complains of the mad
equacy of the law to compel the Pacific
railroads to pay their indebtedness to the
Government.
A PARCEL post convention between the
United States and Jamaica, made by the
Postmaster General and the Governor OF
Jamaica, Sir Henry Norman, has been ap-
proved by the President and will go into eff
feet after October l.
THE Secretary of State finds no proper
grounds upon which to demand the extra
dition of McGarigle.
NECESSARY instructions have been issued
to the local land officials TO carry into ef-
feet Secretary Lamar's recent order re
storing to settlement the indemnity lands
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
1t is estimated that nearly 10000 acres
are involved.
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Attorney Hobs
warded to the G
eral Land Off
Hall, United States
District of Colorado, =. -. -
United States VS. the Denver G.
Railroad company; deciding as y
right of said Company to cut timber n
public lands under the Granting act
June s, 1873, and the General Right
Way act of March 3, 1885. Concedingi
right of said road under
Granting act to procure ti-
for construction and repairs from
land adjacent to that portion Of thu
completed prior to June 8, 1882, and
the General Right of Way act for
struction only from lands adjacentA
that portion of said road cons tructed stR
sequent to June s, 1882, the judge re-
dered the first judicial decision that til
Land Office has been able to obtain as II
the meaning of the words: 'sfrom thu
public lands adjacent to the line of said
road" as contained in the act mentioned.
The decision of the judge is that the
under said acts, extends laterally some
distance from the right OF way, and to
such lands as may be reached by ordinary
transportation, by wagons, and not other
wise. The timber must be used for the
construction of the road at OF near the
place where delivered, and If carried by
the road to points distant from the place
OF taking, the company are liable in tres
pass for the whole
He furthe Tx mt
was bound &c.. n q
taken from public lands. ana ~,
tablished that facts the burden of proof as
TO where and what purpose the timber
was used is upon the railroad company.
In the absence of evidence to prove that
said timber was used in a place adjacent
TO that from which IL was taken, and for
the purpose authorized by law the Govern
ment is entitled to judgment The amount
for which Judgment was rendered in these
two cases is $50, ,237. ~.
II is impossible to estimate the great
benefit that will accrue to the public from
this decision. Railroad corporations have
for years been despoiling the public OF the
most valuable timber in violation of the
law, in utter disregard OF the rights and
privileges of the bona fide settlers and in
defiance of their protests.
The decision of Judge Hall Is in exact
accord with the rules and regulations pre-
scribed by Commissioner Sparks, under
date of August 90, 1885, and il is needless
TO say that he WIN enforce them. Il is
estimated that one million dollars are in
volyed in cases of like character now
pending, and there is now scarcely doubt
but that the Government viii secure
Judgment for the full amount Ia every